Spanish: En esta imagen se ve como Angus posa con una Epiphone SG coreana (La marca está escondida, pero es facil ver que es un clavijero de una Epiphone) English: In this picture, Angus is holding a korean Epiphone SG (The brand is hidden, but is easy to see that's a Epiphone headstock)

Tony Iommi has his own signature edition with Epiphone

Frank Iero is seen using an Epiphone SG G-400 in a photo uploaded to Fanpop, indicating his use of the guitar prior to the Black Parade tour.

As you can see in the video he is playing an Epiphone SG. Not sure which model specifically but I’m fairly sure it’s a modded g400 of some sort. He has C. Moreno written on the truss rod cover and gold hardware. It looks like a signature model but I can’t find any information about him having a signature Epi. He also said in an interview with Total Guitar: "This one is slightly different, though very similar in feel. The body on this one is a little thinner. I bought it from Guitar Center. It's a great guitar, though not quite my number one. I'm working with Epiphone right now, and they're hopefully going to make me a version to the exact specs of my main one.”

Jus used an Epiphone SG-400 on the early Electric Wizard records including Come My Fanatics... and Dopethrone.

You can see it in the behind the scenes recording of Doepthrone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uReddnOOJo

In this video you can see Lars playing with a white Epiphone SG G-400

In this post, Cap shows his late 90s Epiphone SG G-400, with the optional Bigsby style bridge

In a fan-uploaded photo on Fanpop, Selena Gomez is seen holding an Epiphone SG G-400, suggesting it was used as a prop during a photo shoot.

Louise Post played an Epiphone SG G-400 during Veruca Salt's live performance in Germany on August 15, 1997, as seen in the YouTube video by darthdomm. It appears she modified the guitar by replacing the bridge stock pickup or removing its cover. This guitar was also featured in several other performances from 1997.

In the Japanese-Pop-Music cover of Kankaku Pierrot, on the right side of the video you can see that guitar used.

In the provided image, Nina Gordon is pictured playing an Epiphone SG G-400, identifiable by its modified or uncovered bridge pickup.

Chris is clearly seen to be playing an Epiphone Sg 400 in multiple live peformances. Chris' sg is strung with two bass strings, A 60 and 36 guage. All of the electronics appear to be stock. The most recent peformance and the best documented proof of Chris using an sg is PUSA's pefromance at LowLands live 2008.